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Surely the whole ponit of their programme is "Have gun will Travel"............
Don't actually know what that means but according to their web site the programme is as follows:
"Simon King and David Myers have undertaken a nationwide search for Britain's lost recipes � those forgotten gems or secret scribbles handed down through the generations � to help create a massive database of tasty and achievable recipes. But it's also a call to arms; the series aims to bring together grannies, mums and daughters who love to cook, to ensure that these precious historical documents of our shared national cuisine are preserved for the future"
If that's do do with a gun then you are right but I still read it as aiming to save something worth saving not just run of the mill stuff.
Am also hoping that some of the mum's and daughters they focus on turn out to be dads and sons but that's a different discussion.
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
I have to confess that as a Scot (and maybe because I'm not a mum?) I felt slightly embarrassed and switched over before it even got to the baking lady. I mean, beany mince??? Coronary cheese pie? Deep fried samosas? The rumpy pumpy soup looked lovely and in Scotland we have a long tradition of broths, but that recipe wasn't even covered - just the fact that this family obviously enjoyed the windy effects
I honestly thought the rest of the UK would be laughing at us. Just me???
Caro
I thought the hairy bikers were geordies? Didn't see the programm but it all sounds like good Geordie fayre to me!
My Majesty made for him a garden anew in order to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
Ah well, seems like I am out bidden. I like do as you fancy cooking, chuck it in and taste the difference. apropo aux cuisine that purports to tell us how it should be done. Naff off...
Visions of transvestite hairy bikers and geordie lads float before my eyes
They did that in their Christmas special when they dressed up as panto dames. They weren't the most convincing ladies!
Some of us live in the past, always talking about back then. Some of us live in the future, always planning what we are going to do. And, then there are those, who neither look behind or ahead, but just enjoy the moment of right now.
I enjoyed watching it, wont be cooking any of the recipes though. Same as I like DIY programes, never do any DIY..my kitchen is a from the 60's...apparently it's back in fashion..
Well Happybunny was inspired not to do any of the recipes but as they are to do a cookery thing this year for Girls Brigade, she now thinking of a recipe swap inviting parents of the girls and church members to bring along a dish and pass on the recipe, going a bit further picking the best or more unusual ones to make a recipe booklet to sell to those how can't come raising funds for the girls brigade Now all she needs to do is convince the captain its a good idea!
Now that woman could bake! As could her daughter it would seem.
The cheesy pie and beanie thing looked 'orrible, reminded me of the kind of thing my mum would cook (but more by accident than design) and it didn't fill me with happy memories.
The steak and kidney puddn however - now I love a good suet puddn!
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